MAGA
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9.2
- noun
- /ˈmæɡə/
- Literature
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seguidor de MAGA
- And Trump called him a great gentleman and a MAGA person.
- MAGA hat
- MAGA people
And these are people who are not prior Republicans or MAGA.
- And these are people who are not prior Republicans or MAGA.
- So he tries to sort of carefully balance around this idea of, hey, I'm not MAGA, I'm Mag.
- This is not a plot to own MAGA or to hurt conservatives.
Examples
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He was what we would nowadays call a rabid MAGA American.
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Their views are so alienating to the MAGA wing of the party.
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How could Vance run for office as a MAGA Republican after all that?
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He was a big MAGA guy and would go in his yard.
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Donald Trump has to pander to his MAGA base while he's shafting them.
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Many of the attendees at the rally identified themselves as MAGA supporters.
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He proudly displayed his MAGA hat during the parade to show his political beliefs.
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She is known for her active participation as a MAGA advocate in local politics.
Synonyms
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8.4
A person who supports Donald Trump or acts like him
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9.4
A person who supports Donald Trump in politics
A rude word for a person who supports Donald Trump and wears a red Make America Great Again hat
A person who strongly supports Donald Trump and shows it in public
How Supportive
Surface Forms
Morphology
MAGA = MAGA (semi-transparent) = M + A + G + A
If a learner knows 'MAGA' as the movement label, using it as a noun for a supporter is fairly guessable but involves a metonymic shift from movement to person.
Etymology
MAGA started as a short name from the slogan 'Make America Great Again', so a MAGA as a noun means a person who supports that slogan. Calling someone a MAGA says they back the movement and its goals.